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Understanding your first reports

Once your domain is active, DMARC/eye begins processing email authentication data. Here’s how to read your dashboard and what to focus on first.

Once your domain is activated and properly configured in DNS, DMARC/eye will begin receiving and displaying DMARC aggregate reports from email providers like Gmail, Outlook, Seznam, Mailchimp, and others.

Dashboard overview

At the top of the domain report, you’ll see a quick summary with three key metrics:

  • DMARC compliant – number of emails that passed authentication (SPF or DKIM, with alignment)
  • DMARC non-compliant – emails that failed authentication checks
  • Total emails reported – total volume of emails analyzed for the domain

Below the summary is a graph showing how many emails passed or failed each day — green for compliant, red for failures.

Sender overview

Below the chart, you’ll find a list of all sources that have emailed using your domain.

Each row shows:

  • Sender – IP address or service domain
  • Health – overall status (green = compliant)
  • Emails reported – how many emails this source sent
  • DMARC compliance – whether the messages passed
  • SPF aligned / DKIM aligned – alignment status for each method

Tip: A message is DMARC compliant if at least one method (SPF or DKIM) passes and aligns.

Report details: Digging deeper

Click on any sender or IP to view detailed results:

  • IP address used to send the email
  • Header from – the domain used in the email header
  • SPF result – whether the IP is authorized and aligned
  • DKIM result – whether the digital signature is valid and aligned
  • DMARC result – final pass/fail outcome

Example:

33 emails were sent from IP 209.85.220.69 by Google:

  • SPF: ✅ Pass + ✅ Aligned
  • DKIM: ✅ Pass + ❌ Not Aligned
  • DMARC: ✅ Compliant (because SPF passed and was aligned)

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What to check first

  • Are your legit senders (like Google or Mailchimp) passing both SPF and DKIM?
  • Are any unknown or suspicious sources appearing?
  • Are messages failing because of missing or misconfigured records?

Review your authentication setup properly and follow the recommendations in the dashboard.

AI-powered insights

DMARC/eye helps you make sense of the data by providing smart recommendations, such as:

  • Add this IP to your SPF record
  • Fix DKIM signing for a specific mail service
  • Safely tighten your DMARC policy from p=none to quarantine or reject

These recommendations are based on real patterns found in your reports.